Now, you need to work on creating a complete set of weapons, dropsuits, add skill tree, rent a server, add a few vehicle and other maps... and I am definitely come share some bullets with you :)

Good job thou!

Hey that's good. Just a little remark:

you did the 3d modeling part on your own I presume, and I don't know what tools you're using, but you should really "smoothen" or bevel those hard edges. You can apply some smoothing groups on the edges (in your 3d modeling software) so that the engine "knows" what edges are smooth or you can model a high poly version of the same asset and bake a normal map which actually might be so much better. In order to do this, you need to UV unwrap you mesh properly which is not the easiest task but definitely not too hard.

Oh, and here's a little advice I can give you from my little experience: keep things modular. Unless you have a very strict polycount (like when you're developing for mobile) to work with, this should improve the overall quality. Just try to save as many polygons as possible tho if you're going modular (like, "fake" as many fine details as possible with a normal map).

And use a lot of blueprints! They are such a blessing from Epic Games :P

In before QQ about you not adding vehicles.

Throw in some containers, dividers, and maybe destroyed vehicles for random cover and you really do have something great there.